How to find out how full ship is AND how many ships in ports?

[ryansmama]

Does anyone know how to go about finding out? I'm just curious

[Alexis]

Does anyone know how to go about finding out? I'm just curious

 

I have never really found a perfect way to see if the ships are totally full unless every category says, NA. That is rare.

Here is for the ships in port.

 

http://www.cruisett.com/ports.php?PortID=155

 

http://www.cruisereport.com/PortsOfCallList.aspx

 

http://www.portschedules.com/top.html

[robgbrooklyn]

I wonder the same thing with my cruise. We're leaving in less than 2 months. I check the availability very often (in case more room open up so we can switch room) and all room categories are N/A.

[tracysue]

i call and ask the folks at rccl how full the ship is. i'm thinkin' their being honest! :o

[jumbo1]

cruisett is not accurate . When in St Martin it had Adventure and Explorer but when we got there Thomsen Destiny and Ocean Village were already there. Four ships instead of two

[lablvr2]

I have never really found a perfect way to see if the ships are totally full unless every category says, NA. That is rare.

Here is for the ships in port.

 

http://www.cruisett.com/ports.php?PortID=155

 

http://www.cruisereport.com/PortsOfCallList.aspx

 

http://www.portschedules.com/top.html

 

The first site mentioned here is not accurate. While on Serenade in November I thought we were the only ship in each port. Not true. Another thread confirmed this site is not updated regularly.